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The End Of Women’s Sports: Biological Male Wins NCAA Women’s Track Championship
NCAA track star CeCe Telfer is racking up record after record for Franklin Pierce University in women’s college track. But the feat seems a bit less impressive upon learning that only just last year Telfer was competing as a man named Craig, and was a solid athlete in the men’s division as well.
Franklin Pierce was beside itself with joy that Telfer was headed to the NCAA Championships, Daily Wire reported.
“Telfer has qualified in a pair of events, as she will compete in the 200-meter dash and the 60-meter hurdles,” The Franklin Pierce athletic department said on its website. The announcement added that Telfer apparently has the “fastest time of the year in the 200-meter dash is 24.08 seconds, which was set at the Northeast-10 Conference Championships earlier this month. Her fastest time in the 60-meter hurdles is 8.33 seconds, which came in December, at the UMass Boston Indoor Open.”
“She is ranked third in the country in the hurdles and seventh in the 200-meter dash,” the university crowed.
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